When a loved one has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, it is important to find the right resources for your loved one and family. Caring for a loved one who has received an Alzheimer's diagnosis can be difficult to do without any assistance. At Visiting Angels of Glendale, we have helped hundreds of families with the Alzheimer's services we provide.

If your loved one has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or dementia, they do not necessarily have to leave their home, change their lifestyle, or enter expensive care facilities. There is no such thing as one-size-fits-all home care, and your loved one may be able to stay at home long-term. Our senior care coordinators will work with you to determine what kind of at-home Alzheimer’s services can help your family.

Call us today at 623-476-7882 to learn more about how our caregivers can help if you or a loved one have been diagnosed with Alzheimer's.

Comprehensive Alzheimer's Services to Help Aging Adults Stay Safe and Independent at Home in Glendale, West Valley, Peoria, Phoenix, or a Nearby City

Just like any other health diagnosis, the severity of the disease and its impact on your loved one will help your family and your loved one’s doctors determine the kind of care that is needed. In-home Alzheimer’s services are designed to provide resources and support for clients who wish to remain in their homes throughout their golden years. Visiting Angels of Glendale offers specialized senior care for clients with Alzheimer’s or dementia diagnoses that can help your loved one remain comfortable at home for longer.

Senior care services we offer to help manage Alzheimer's Disease:

• Medication and Hydration Reminders
• Wandering Prevention
• Transportation to Appointments
• Establishing Healthy Routines
• Assisting with Memory Care Activities
• Companionship
• Personal Care
• Meal Planning and Preparation
• Assistance with Daily Tasks

 

The Stages of Alzheimer’s

In the beginning stages, Alzheimer’s usually appears like forgetfulness. Memory loss might interrupt daily life but does not disrupt it. 

In the intermediate stages, changes in cognition start to become disruptive to everyday life. Your loved one might struggle to follow directions, find items, or keep a regular medication regimen. They may experience emotional symptoms, including anxiety, anger, depression, or mood swings. 

In the later stages, your loved one might struggle to communicate. They will likely need help with every aspect of their daily needs and activities.

A disease like Alzheimer’s is considered progressive because it evolves over time. With Visiting Angels of Glendale, you can design a progressive Alzheimer’s services care plan, too. Your loved one’s home care plan can include help with transportation or mobility needs, making meals or keeping a clean home, and companionship care to help track symptoms and health conditions. In later stages, your care plan can include around-the-clock care or personal care, including bathing and incontinence care.

Schedule Your FREE, In-Home Assessment Today

If your loved one has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or dementia, you can still honor their wish to age in place. Receiving essential home care services through Visiting Angels of Glendale can help your family support your loved one’s ongoing quality of life. Contact our senior care agency today to schedule your free in-home assessment or virtual consultation to learn more about our Alzheimer's services in Glendale, Peoria, Phoenix, and the surrounding area.